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pudding stone
pudding stone
noun
- a conglomerate rock in which there is a difference in colour or composition between the pebbles and the matrix
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pudding stone1
First recorded in 1745–55
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Example Sentences
They determined the boulder to be a large block of conglomerate, also known as pudding stone.
From BBC
In other sections they are mixed with limestones and dolomites of the upper carboniferous age mingled with slate, sandstone and pudding stone.
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When the sun had shone upon it many days and dried and hardened it, people called it pudding stone.
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Entirely pudding stone, chiefly calcarious, some small parts of quartz, red granite, & flint only to be found.
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Here the stream had widened out and was very shallow, great rough masses of pudding stone being laid on the bed to let wayfarers pass over dry-shod.
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